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Performing Administrative Functions

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The Kernel Conﬁguration window displays the following information:

4. Select the slot of the processor module that requires memory

repartitioning.

To do so, click on and hold the Slot button to display all the slots in the router.

Then drag the pointer to the desired slot number and release the mouse button.

5. Enter an amount in the Dedicated to Global Pool ﬁeld.

To add more memory to the global pool, click on Up until the desired amount

of memory appears, or type a value in the Dedicated to Global Pool ﬁeld. As

you increase the amount of global memory, you decrease the amount of local

memory proportionally.

To add more memory to the local pool, click on Down until the desired

amount of memory appears or type a value in the ﬁeld.

6. To restart the slot with the new values, click on Update.

A conﬁrmation window prompts

Restart slot?

(To reset the memory allocation to the factory-default values, click on Default

rather than Update. A message then prompts you to conﬁrm your decision to

reset the values.)

7. Click on OK to restart the processor module located in that slot.

Site Manager stores the new conﬁguration in NVRAM and restarts the

module (ACE32 or FRE2) or router (AN, AFN, or ASN). This

store-and-restart process takes about 10 seconds to complete.

8. Repeat Steps 2 through 7 to reallocate memory partitioning on a different

processor module, if applicable.

Total memory for the

speciﬁed slot

Total memory displayed depends on the type of

processor module

Memory dedicated to the

local pool

Local pool refers to the memory used to manage

the router. For example, it contains the statistics,

event log, bootable image, and conﬁguration ﬁle,

along with the routes that IP has learned.

Memory dedicated to the

global pool

Global pool refers to the memory dedicated for

message buffers.

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